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Fees and Charges

Fees & Charges

Privately Insured Patients

Rosemont Endoscopy Centre will run an eligibility check with your preferred health fund two working days prior to your surgery. We will inform you of any excess, out of pocket or co payments that you will need to pay on the day of the procedure.

*This payment is what you have agreed with your health fund; we have no control over these costs and whether they will arise.

FAQ’S

An excess is imposed by your health fund and is selected by you when you joined your fund. The excess contributes to the initial cost of a procedure. Due to the varied health funds and policies, we are unable to advise what it will be any sooner than 48 hours out from your procedure.

A co-payment is imposed by your health fund as a contribution by your various costs associated with certain types of procedures. Once again, this is dependent on the fund and level of cover so you will have to investigate this matter with your fund.

This expense is the sum of money left over after your health fund has covered a portion of your bill. Talk to your health fund provider to see if they offer policies that reduce/cover your gaps.

If you don’t have private health insurance, you can still access private healthcare at our hospital as an uninsured (self‑insured) patient.

We understand that cost matters. That’s why we provide a clear, upfront quote covering the hospital, doctor, and anaesthetist fees, so you know exactly what to expect, with no surprises.

Our aim is to make high-quality private healthcare affordable and accessible for our local Wollongong community.

For more information or to request a quote, please contact our helpful team:
E: enquiries@rosemont.com.au
P: 02 4226 5499

Our hospital is a cashless facility and our preferred payment method is Eftpos or Credit Card. 

Please note: we do not accept Amex or Diners.

Veterans with a DVA Gold Card will be fully covered for the cost of all treatments including the doctor's fees and theatre fees.

Veterans with a White Card need to supply a letter before their appointment confirming they are covered for Gastroenterology for their fees to be subsidised.

Pension and concession card holders are bulk-billed by their treating doctor and anaesthetist at Rosemont and are only required to pay the hospital fee for their procedure.